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| a word that describes a noun or pronoun |
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| a word usually used to describe a verb or adjective. Adverbs tell how, when, where, how often, or how much something happens |
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| a word that means the opposite |
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| a book that tells someone's life story |
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| describing or appearance of something |
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| a person, place or thing generally not spelled with a capital letter |
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| a speech sound that is not a vowel |
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| a verb that tells something that will happen |
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| words at the top of a dictionary page which help you locate words in the dictionary |
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| an alphabetical list in the back of a book that shows you where to find things in a book |
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| most important part of the story |
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| the ideas and beliefs that you have about something |
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| a verb that tells us it has already happened |
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| a verb that tells what is happening now |
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| a particular person, place, or thing. It will start with a capital letter. |
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| a sentence or short passage from a book, speech, etc. that is repeated by someone else |
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| the form of a word used for one thing or one person |
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| how the problem was solved |
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| to pull out the main points or ideas of something that has been said or written |
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| a word that means the same or nearly the same as another word |
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| the subject of a discussion, study, lesson, speech, or piece of writing |
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